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  • H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
  • H04W4/00—Services specially adapted for wireless communication networks; Facilities therefor
  • H04W4/16—Communication-related supplementary services, e.g. call-transfer or call-hold
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
  • H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
  • H04W8/00—Network data management
  • H04W8/26—Network addressing or numbering for mobility support
  • H04W8/28—Number portability ; Network address portability
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
  • H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
  • H04W92/00—Interfaces specially adapted for wireless communication networks
  • H04W92/16—Interfaces between hierarchically similar devices
  • H04W92/18—Interfaces between hierarchically similar devices between terminal devices

Definitions

• the present invention relates to a method and system for automated call diversion of calls destined for a mobile device to a second network device.
• a landline such as a network.
• a landline device at home or in business as well as via a mobile device.
• Methods and systems for call diversion are therefore known in various embodiments, such as e.g. call forwarding from a landline device to a second landline device or call forwarding from a mobile device to a second landline device.
• 6,446,127 B1 discloses a method in which a user of a personal information device (PID) can transmit data to a central unit of a telephone network, whereby due to this data a call diversion of incoming calls takes place.
• PID personal information device
• a disadvantage of this method is that the user has to manage the activation of a call forwarding itself and that he can forget, for example, to turn off an activated call forwarding again.
• DE 101 27265 a method for
• Redirecting calls wherein a first telephone and a second telephone are connectable to a network, and wherein a call forwarding is activated by means of the first or the second telephone as soon as the first telephone via a direct connection (such as via a Bluetooth connection) with the second phone is connectable.
• a direct connection such as via a Bluetooth connection
• the patent application WO 02/51170 relates to a radiotelephone wherein the radiotelephone is arranged to communicate with a compatible radiophone via a telecommunication network using the radiophone a detector for detecting and identifying a compatible radiotelephone, and wherein the radiotelephone comprises a controller with which calls to the compatible radiotelephone are routable to the radiotelephone.
• a radio telephone has the disadvantage that only calls to compatible radiotelephones are routable to the radiotelephone.
• Such a radio telephone has therefore only a very limited purpose.
• a detection module detects the mobile device as soon as it is within the range of an interface between the mobile device and a customer premises equipment (CPE), and that identification data of the mobile device via the interface between the mobile device and be transferred to the CPE, and that based on the identification data of the mobile device, the call forwarding is determined for the mobile phone calls to the second network device is activated, as long as the mobile device is in the sphere of action of the interface between the mobile device and the CPE.
• CPE customer premises equipment
• identification data of the mobile device and / or identification data of the second network device are transmitted via a network interface between the CPE and at least one central unit of the mobile radio network associated with the mobile device.
• a method has the advantage that the activation or deactivation of call forwarding can also take place when the mobile device has no network connection to the mobile network, as may be the case for example in a cellar.
• the call forwarding can be done, for example, on a landline installed in this basement.
• the detection of the mobile device is performed by a detection module, which is mounted in the CPE.
• Such a method has the advantage that existing electronic devices can be used for the attachment of the detection module.
• identification data of the second network device is transmitted via the interface between the mobile device and the CPE.
• identification data of the second network device is transmitted via the interface between the mobile device and the CPE.
• identification data of the CPE are transmitted via the interface between the mobile device and the CPE.
• a list of identification entries of different CPE and of these CPE associated second network devices can be configured on the mobile device, which, for example, different call diversions can be independently configured by the user for different CPE.
• identification data of the mobile device are used for outgoing calls of the second network device.
• identification data of the mobile device of the second network device can be transmitted via a Bluetooth interface or any other interface to the second network device, whereby outgoing calls of the second network device can be performed using identification data of the mobile device.
• the second network device may, for example, a memory module such. comprise a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module).
• SIM Subscriber Identity Module
• Call diversion to call diversion of a first network device Calling on a second network device wherein a detection module of a Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) detects the mobile device as soon as it is within the scope of an interface between the mobile device and the CPE, and transmitted identification data of the mobile device via the interface between the mobile device and the CPE be, and based on the identification data of the mobile device, the call forwarding is determined for the first network device specific calls to the second network device, as long as the mobile device is in the sphere of action of the interface between the mobile device and the CPE.
• CPE Customer Premises Equipment
• the activation or deactivation of call diversion takes place via a network interface between the customer premises equipment (2) and at least one central unit of a telecommunications network.
• a call forwarding can also be activated or deactivated without connection of the mobile device to the mobile radio network.
• the activation or deactivation of the call forwarding takes place via a network interface between the mobile radio device (1) and at least one central unit of a telecommunications network.
• Such a method has the advantage that a call diversion can be activated or deactivated without connecting the customer premises equipment to a telecommunications network.
• the present invention also relates to a system for carrying out this method.
• embodiments of the present invention will be described by way of examples; the examples of the embodiments are illustrated by the following attached figure:
• FIG. 1 shows a block diagram which schematically illustrates a method and a system for automatic, temporary call forwarding of calls intended for a mobile radio device to a landline number.
• reference numeral 1 refers to a mobile device and reference numeral 2 refers to a Customer Premises Equipment (CPE).
• the mobile device 1 may be any mobile device of any mobile network 3;
• the mobile device is a GSM device of a GSM mobile radio network, or a UMTS device of a UMTS network, or a satellite device of a satellite network.
• the CPE 2 may be, for example, a standard personal computer (PC), a portable PC, an analog or digital modem, an xDSL modem (where the xDSL modem may be, for example, an ADSL, SDSL, HDSL, or VDSL modem) Landline phone, a cell phone charger, a refrigerator, or any other device with electronically networked components.
• PC personal computer
• a portable PC an analog or digital modem
• an xDSL modem where the xDSL modem may be, for example, an ADSL, SDSL, HDSL, or VDSL modem
• Landline phone a cell phone
• the reference numeral 4 refers to an interface between the mobile device and the CPE 2.
• the interface 4 may be a Bluetooth interface, an infrared interface, a WLAN interface or any other contactless interface.
• the interface 4 between the mobile device 1 and the CPE 2 can also be a USB interface, a Firewire interface or any other contact interface.
• the interface 4 between the mobile device and the CPE may in particular also be a contact-type interface which, for example, besides a USB interface at the same time also a power supply, for example, to charge the mobile device, or the interface 4 may for example be an interface to the power supply, which at the same time an interface for transmitting data. It is also possible, for example, for several interfaces to be present at the same time between the mobile radio device 1 and the CPE 2.
• the mobile device 1 By means of the interface 4, for example, a detection module of the CPE 2, the mobile device 1 detect as soon as it is in the area of action of the interface 4, for example, as soon as it is in the transmission / reception range of a contactless interface such as a Bluetooth interface or as soon as it is plugged in by means of a contact-type interface such as a USB interface.
• a contactless interface such as a Bluetooth interface
• a contact-type interface such as a USB interface.
• identification data of the mobile device via such an interface the mobile device 1 can be identified, for example by means of a service applet of the CPE 2 described below.
• the identification data may include, for example, an identifier of a service applet of the mobile device, the number of the mobile device, the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI), the International Mobile
• the identification data may e.g. be stored on a memory module such as a SIM card.
• the reference numeral 5 refers to a second network device.
• the second network device 5 may be, for example, a landline telephone, a home telephone, a mobile home telephone, an Internet telephone or any other network device for voice and / or data communication.
• the second network device 5 may for example also be integrated in the CPE 2, for example as an Internet telephone application of a PC.
• the CPE 2 may also be a landline telephone with, for example, a Bluetooth interface.
• the CPE 2 can also be used e.g. be designed as an accessory that can be plugged, for example, in the wall socket of the landline phone or in a power outlet of a power grid.
• the CPE 2 may also be a Power Iine Communications (PLC) device with a communication device for communication over the power grid.
• PLC Power Iine Communications
• reference numerals 6 and 7 refer to any telecommunications networks.
• the telecommunication networks 6, 7 may, for example, be a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), a modem based on networks such as Ethernet, WLAN, Bluetooth, Token Ring or analog or digitally connected modem or xDSL modem, a land based or satellite based mobile radio network, a power based PLC Network or any other telecommunication network.
• PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
• modem based on networks such as Ethernet, WLAN, Bluetooth, Token Ring or analog or digitally connected modem or xDSL modem
• a land based or satellite based mobile radio network such as a Wi-Fi Protected Telephone Network (WPA), or any other telecommunication network.
• PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
• modem based on networks
• xDSL modem such as Ethernet, WLAN, Bluetooth, Token Ring or analog or digitally connected modem or xDSL modem
• the network connections may include any connections to a PSTN, to an Internet, a mobile network or any other telecommunications network.
• the reference numeral 11 refers to a central unit 11 of the mobile radio network assigned to the mobile radio device.
• the central unit 11 may include, for example, a Home Location Register (HLR), a Visiting Location Register (VLR), a Mobile Switching Center (MSC) and / or a corresponding register.
• HLR Home Location Register
• VLR Visit Location Register
• MSC Mobile Switching Center
• references 12 and 13 refer to a network connection between the telecommunication network 6 and the central unit 11 or between the telecommunication network 7 and the central unit 11.
• the reference numeral 14 refers to the area of action 14 of the interface between the mobile device 1 and the CPE 2.
• the reference numeral 15 refers to the transmission / reception area 15 of the mobile device / network.
• the mobile device 1 is located in the area of action 14 of the interface between the mobile device 1 and the CPE 2, but it is outside the transmission / reception area 15 of the MobilfunkAA network.
• so-called service applets are made available, for example via a service URL of the mobile radio network operator.
• Service Applets will be For example, in pairs, eg with paired identification data provided as a service applet for a mobile device and as a service applet for a CPE and can be loaded by a user depending on a mobile device 1 and on a CPE 2.
• the service applet of the CPE 2 may include a detection module, wherein the mobile device is detected as soon as it is in the area of action 14 of an interface between the mobile device and the CPE.
• the service applet of the CPE from the service applet of the mobile device request identification data and activate the call diversion of specific for the mobile device 1 calls to a second network device 5 according to these identification data, as long as the mobile device 1 in the area of action 14 of the interface between the mobile device and the CPE is located.
• the service applet of the CPE can, for example, a list of entries of identification data from mobile devices and with
• Identification data of second network devices included can also be configured on the mobile device, for example, or it can also be configured, for example, on a central processing unit of a mobile device
• Such a list can also be generated dynamically, for example by the CPE detecting via a suitable interface whether suitable second network devices are available.
• the service applet of the CPE can then be used, for example, in the Home Location Register (HLR), in the Visiting Location Register (VLR) and / or in a corresponding register, using identification data from the HLR
• HLR Home Location Register
• VLR Visit Location Register
• / or in a corresponding register using identification data from the VLR
• Mobile device and identification data from second network devices a call diversion of intended for a mobile phone calls to a second network device or disable.
• a deactivation module may be provided, wherein the deactivation module at certain times, For example, after expiration of a certain time interval, for example, the service applet of the CPE prompts to confirm the validity of the current call forwarding.
• a deactivation can also be triggered, for example, by the service applet of the CPE as soon as the mobile device is no longer in the area of action of the interface 4.
• an RFID (radio frequency identification) transceiver for detecting RFID transponders can be used.
• the RFID transceiver can activate call forwarding as soon as a specific RFID transponder (which can also be called an RFID tag) is detected.
• the RFID transponder may also be used by a user for other purposes such as access control, time control or any other application.
• the RFID transceiver can be set up such that the RFID tags are detected over greater distances, for example within a specific space.
• the RFID transceiver can also be set up, for example, so that RFID tags are detected only over shorter distances, so that a user must temporarily place the RFID tag on the RFID transponder for activation of the call diversion, for example.
• the call diversion can remain activated, for example, as long as a specific RFID tag can be detected by the RFID transceiver.
• Call diversion can also be activated, for example, in the case of a first detection of a specific RFID tag and deactivated again in the event of a second detection of this RFID tag.
• Call diversion can also be activated, for example, during the detection of a first RFID tag and deactivated again when a second RFID tag is detected.

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